Sentence examples for it combines too from inspiring English sources
Like the jams and jellies that its reformed main character, Gru, is making in his new line of work, it combines too many flavors along with extra sugar.
He combines too many disparate strands of art, thought and culture, and he does it seamlessly.
By fostering intimate exchanges stripped of all context, Internet dialogue combines too much information with too little.
Like the jams and jellies that its reformed main character, Gru, makes in his new line of work, the film combines too many flavors, along with extra sugar.
(Brantley) 'THE CHALK BOY' Joshua Conkel's play about four small-town high-school girls living their lives in the shadow of a mystery — a boy, Jeff Chalk, has disappeared — combines too many tones without settling on one.
"Maybe it is too dark, maybe it tries to combine too many things, I don't know.
NASP never flew because it tried to combine too many untried technologies into a test vehicle, Mr. Sitz and other experts said.
If you combine too many styles, it will compromise the harmony of the space.
Management companies should combine too, Mr. Kwatinetz concluded, giving artists more control and managers more power.
"There's no question I have the speed to win as far as slalom and G.S. and probably combined, too," Miller said of his Olympic gold-medal chances.
But it has previously earned those same drivers' loyalty for opposing speed limits on the autobahns.ADAC's problem seems to be to combine too many different roles: rescuer, insurer, publisher and lobbyist.
